The Crucible Acts II-III Flashcard

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What does Hale's allusion to the Biblical story about the Devil imply?

Back

The Devil has powerful skills of deception.

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How does Elizabeth Proctor feel about John's betrayal at the start of Act II?

Back

She is tense and suspicious.

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Who does John Proctor blame for the problems in Salem in Act II?

Back

He blames vengeance.

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What does the pin in the poppet's stomach symbolize?

Back

The loss of innocence.

Front

What was Martha Corey charged with?

Back

Cursing Walcott so he can't keep a pig alive.

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What is the significance of Rebecca Nurse's character in the play?

Back

She represents moral integrity and the consequences of false accusations.

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What role does Reverend Parris play in the Salem witch trials?

Back

He is more concerned about his reputation than the truth.

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How does fear influence the actions of characters in The Crucible?

Back

Fear leads to irrational decisions and the persecution of innocent people.

Front

What is the theme of reputation in The Crucible?

Back

Characters are driven by the desire to protect their reputations, often leading to tragic outcomes.

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How does John Proctor's internal conflict drive the plot?

Back

His struggle with guilt and redemption shapes his actions and decisions.